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Blog postCharmed Wolf is book two in the Samhain Shifters series, but unlike most of my series you can dive into any installment you want as your introduction. Keep reading for a special snippet to tempt your taste buds before next week’s launch.
Chapter 1 There are few things more amusing than growly, dominant werewolves coated in glitter. No wonder my friend Ash raised a hand to cover his grin as Willa stormed into my office without knocking.
“Alpha,” she addressed me, ignoring Ash a -
Blog postIt’s cold and white outside. Our wood stove is raging. The cats are lazing. The perfect time for a book!
It felt a little decadent, though, to start my evening reading right after lunch. So, instead, I dug through my notes and pulled out some must-read recommendations for you.
I adore Maria Vale’s The Legend of All Wolves series, and Season of the Wolf is no exception. Vale does an astonishingly good job creating a world so vivid you can almost taste it. Her shifters are wolf- -
Blog postAs a gardener and nature-lover, I’ve always been drawn to the cross-quarter days. These holidays are important in my Samhain Shifter series (and in the Celtic belief system that series is roughly based on), so I thought you might enjoy hearing more about them.
Less well-known than the solstices and equinoxes, the days halfway between often feel like the true start of each season. And this week marks one of those cross-quarters — Imbolc, aka Brigid’s Day, aka St. Brigid’s Day, aka L&ag -
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Blog postOf Wolves and Men was written shortly before I was born, and small parts of it are dated. However, the overall theme of the historical human relationship with wolves stands the test of time.
My favorite sections involved the intersection of Native American and wolf culture. Both two-legged and four-legged hunters would stalk antelopes in Wyoming by lying low in tall grasses, twitching their tails to draw in curious prey animals. Elsewhere, both wolves and people hunted bison by chasin -
Blog postAdele Brand’s book is a lovingly written, easy to read, but far from exhaustive window into the red fox’s world. Most the text is about the European foxes the author has had personal experiences with (which she notes are considered by some to be a different species than the North American red fox). Here are some of my favorite takeaways:
I hadn’t realized that red foxes in Britain have been folded into not-so-wild areas, both living wild in cities and fed in backyards the way American -
Blog postTwenty-five years ago, when I first showed up at college, I immediately pored over the academic calendar. “Reading week!” I exclaimed, imagining seven solid days of curtailed classes and assignments. We’d all sit around on bean bag chairs, sipping hot chocolate, gorging on pizza, and reading silently. Now and then one of us would share an amusing tidbit, then we’d all return to our books.
Unfortunately, the reality was very different. First of all, reading “week” was only two or three -
Blog postSince today is my birthday, I thought you might indulge me sharing an old family story that contains no werewolves or supernatural elements. This essay was written by 17-year-old me as part of an application for a scholarship from the Daughters of the American Revolution.
(No, they didn’t give me the scholarship. I can’t imagine why not.)
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Most of my mother’s ancestors were blond, blue-eyed people. They traced their descent on her father’s side from Sweden and on he -
Blog postAre you ready for a brand new book in a brand new series? Moon Glamour can be enjoyed as a standalone, but it also launches a new world of werewolves and fae. Keep reading for a preview!
Chapter 1 I showed up at the job interview with salt packets in my pocket and a grease stain on my right knee. Scanning the museum steps for a woman with a rose pinned to her blouse, I came up empty. Good. I was early enough to nip inside and wash up.
Unfortunately, I didn’t quite make i -
Blog postWolfie: I want my whole pack together.
Me: Well, things happened in other series that mean certain members of your pack can’t live within your territory….
Wolfie: Whatever. I want them all in one place.
Me: I can’t rewrite the past….
Wolfie: [grabbing my keyboard and opening a new word-processing document] Just copy [click] and paste [click]. Now we need the commentary. [Handing the keyboard back] I’ll talk and you type.
Me: [deep breath] I’m ready. -
Blog posthttp://aimeeeasterling.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/HuntressBorn.mp3 Are you ready for a binge session listening to tales of werewolves, cupcakes, and family lost and found? If so, you’re in luck! The amazing Mapuana Makia has completed the entire Wolf Legacy series, which is now available on all audio retailers (except the ultra-slow Audible and Amazon).
The individual books and box set are also available for free borrowing, either through Overdrive (if your library has a c
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